Han Kuo-yu's National Day speech was unscripted and abusive. Huang Weihan listed 2 reasons: South Korea has the best chance of being the blue 2028 presidential candidate.

Legislative Yuan Hanguo-yu performed unscripted at the National Day Convention last week, criticizing Executive Yuan Zhuo Rongtai for not countersigning and the ruling party's "fake democracy, real dictatorship." Huang Weihan, a senior media person, listed two reasons to speak frankly. In fact, he has long said that the Kuomintang's 2028 presidential candidate, Han Kuo-yu, has the best chance. Although Han proposed "general recall, no countersigning, fake democracy, true dictatorship" that day, which attracted some people to protest, what followed was the expectation of the blue camp people for him.

Huang Weihan posted a post on Facebook with the title "Kuo-yu, choose 2028?" and pointed out that this year's National Day Convention will stage a "Lai-Korean showdown." Huang Weihan said that in fact, he has long said that among the KMT's 2028 presidential candidates, Han Kuo-yu has the best chance. There are two reasons.

First, the strategic location is the highest. Only Han in the blue camp can host the National Day Conference, sit on an equal footing with the president, and speak to the people across the country, and he will have two more opportunities next year. Secondly, among the current big political figures in the blue camp, Han Kuo-yu is the most pro-American and most willing to talk about Taiwanese elements.

Huang Weihan analyzed that in this year's National Day speech, Han Kuo-yu faced off and proposed "general recall, no countersigning, fake democracy, and true dictatorship." Although it attracted protests from some people in the audience, what followed was the expectation of the blue camp people for him (resistance).

Huang Weihan mentioned that the Party Central Committee is not pro-American, but Han Kuo-yu emphasizes that "the United States is important." The party is pro-China, and Han Kuo-yu calls the other side "China."

Huang Weihan emphasized that for him, the general recall is a part of "direct civil rights" and a right granted to the people by the Constitution. He does not think it is a "political hunting."